User talk:Michellehou427

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Hello, Michellehou427, and welcome to Wikipedia! My name is Shalor and I work with Wiki Education; I help support students who are editing as part of a class assignment.

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Greek mythology
Hi! I saw that you chose to edit an article of high quality, meaning that it's of Featured quality status. What this means is that the article is among the best of the best articles on Wikipedia and as such, will be more complete than one of start or stub quality. This in turn means that it will be more difficult for you to find something to add, correct, or expand on than it would be for a lower quality article. High quality status articles are also more likely to be more heavily watched or edited, so there is a higher chance for pushback on any new edits.

This doesn't mean that you can't edit the page, but I would recommend reading over the article's talk page and posting about any potential edits prior to making them live, in order to gain consensus. This would be especially good if you plan to edit about anything that could be seen as controversial. You may also want to find an article of lower quality to work on, as this would be easier to expand and would likely have less pushback.

I looked at the other articles you chose and the WW2 article is also a high quality status article, so it could also result in a similar situation, particularly as this tends to be a heavily edited area on Wikipedia. Persephone may be an easier area, but keep in mind that since the article is more expansive than others it will be harder to find content to add. The articles listed here may be easier to expand. Shalor (Wiki Ed) (talk) 20:56, 6 May 2020 (UTC)